We stayed here for New years. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. However, it kind of had a stuffy feel. Like being in the room of your grandmother's house that has plastic on the couches. Our room was very tiny and it got so hot at night we had to use a fan in Vermont, in January! This was with the heat all the way down. It didn't make sense.
The breakfast was very good. Our stay overall was nice, but not great.

We did not actually stay at the Inn but had a wonderful and delicious dinner there on Xmas eve. The service was leisurely, and the dinner took 2 hrs but we enjoyed it and even our tween daughters did great.
In fact, one of them is a very picky eater (not as in just liking chicken nuggets but as in enjoying really good food but in small quantities) and she demolished two portions of the mushroom ravioli appetizers, unheard of for her.
The bread was soft, the salads were fresh. My steak with flavorful, onions and mashed potatoes were of high quality. My husband's tuna was slightly underflavored,although well prepared, and the polenta just a tad too al dente .
Everyone loved the desserts - and again, we are a tough-to-please crowd. The picky daughter had two connolis which had been clearly prepared that day (and she had just tried the ones at Ferrara's in NYC so she knows good connolis). My husband and I shared a strawberry napoleon which had freshly whipped cream, balsamic vinegar on the strawberries and good quality chocolate.
All in all, were were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food.

We recently went to Mount Snow vermont for a getaway weekend and stayed at The Doveberry Inn. We were greeted warmly by the innkeeper, and explained all the info we would need for our stay. We were hoping to see Moose while in Vermont, but the places we went and hiking we did, did not produce a glimpse, that's ok though, someday we will see one! The room was really cute, decorated like a cabin, appropriate for Vt! There was breakfast included and we got to order off a menu, which was nice from other places I have stayed. Dinner was amazing, you must dine here if you stay here! There was a fire going in the living room, which was really nice for after dinner, we had our coffee there in front of the fire. We will definitely be back!

My wife and I stayed at the Inn for 3days, 2 nights in October in order to enjoy the Foliage season that New England is famous for. When we arrived, we were greeted by our host,Christine, she gave us some information and pointed us to the Victorian Room. The room was charming but rather plain, the bed was comfortable and king size! The room was heated via a gas fire place, but we decided not to use it because it emitted a pungent smell when we turned it on. The room was located on the second floor, front side of the Inn. Unfortunately, due to the close proximity to Rt. 100 (about 30 feet) traffic noise was annoying. We would liked to have had a place to put our luggage, and there was no provisions for hanging clothing. The breakfast was hearty, with eggs, pancakes, toast, muffins etc. but the menu was the same both mornings. We did not eat dinner there, but the dinner menu appeared very well thought out. The parking lot was small and when we returned to the Inn on our first night at 9:30 PM, there was no place to park due to the dinner cliental, so we had to park in the lot of the retail store next door. (I watched the lot and when a spot opened, I went out and relocated my vehicle). We are B&B people and we like interacting with the hosts of the establishments we visit,but it really didn't happen here and we never meet Michael. We were disappointed, but it was not terrible.